Absolute author-specific project path in configs causes FileNotFoundError on import

[PauAltur]

Running the CLI can fail because some configs contain an absolute, author-specific project path (e.g. /home/suraj/...). The import helper is passed that path and attempts to find __init__.py there, causing a FileNotFoundError on other machines.

Environment:

• Repo: DINOv2-3D-Med
• OS: Windows
• Command used:
  python -m scripts.run fit --config_file=./configs/train.yaml,./configs/models/primus.yaml,./configs/datasets/amos.yaml

Reproduction steps:

1. From the repository run the command above.
2. Observe traceback ending with:
   FileNotFoundError: No __init__.py in U:\home\suraj\Repositories\DINOv2_3D\__init__.py

Actual behavior:

• import_module_from_path is passed an absolute path pointing to the original author’s home directory; that path does not exist and the import fails.

Expected behavior:

• project should resolve to the local repository root (or a user-specified path on the current machine), not an author-specific absolute path.
• If project is relative (e.g. "."), resolve it relative to the repo root or CWD.
• Error messages should include the attempted path and a hint on how to fix it.

Root cause:

• One or more config files include an absolute project path referencing the author's machine. scripts/run.py passes that value to utils/imports.import_module_from_path which expects a package directory containing __init__.py. The absolute path is invalid on other machines so the helper raises FileNotFoundError.

Proposed fixes:

1. Update configs to avoid absolute author-specific paths (use project: "." or env/template variables).
2. Harden scripts/run.py:
   • Normalize and resolve project (expanduser, resolve) and treat relative paths relative to repo root or script location.
   • Provide a clearer error message if __init__.py is missing (show attempted path and guidance).
3. Search repository for and remove any remaining hardcoded /home/suraj paths.

Workaround:

• Set project: "." in configs and run the command from the repository root, or set project to the absolute path of your local repo.